Category: Arts and Culture
The Official Western Montana Travel & Tourism Blog
Harvest Happenings and Fall Events in Western Montana
Autumn in Western Montana is pure gold. The season comes alive with concerts, harvest festivals and Halloween gatherings, all set against crisp mountain air and colorful landscapes. Join us in celebrating one of the region’s most vibrant times of year. HARVEST FESTIVALS + BEER FESTIVALS The fall harvest is all about flavor and festivity, from […]
University of Montana Family Weekend Itinerary
Crisp autumn air, a canopy of fall foliage and the spirited energy of a bustling campus are a few reasons why parents enjoy Family Weekend at the University of Montana in Missoula. From September 19 to 21, 2025, the weekend will offer a nice blend of bonding, exploration and immersion into Grizzly pride. Family Weekend […]
In the Footsteps of Lewis and Clark
The Lewis and Clark Expedition—the Corps of Discovery—played a pivotal role in shaping American history, and Western Montana is home to some of the most significant landmarks from their journey. In 1804, Meriwether Lewis and William Clark set out to explore newly acquired western territory. More than 200 years later, visitors to Glacier Country can […]
Hidden Gem Shopping Spots in Glacier Country
Quaint shops scattered across Western Montana offer more than just shopping—they are a gateway to a diverse and unique shopping experience. Explore outdoor gear, Montana-made items and one-of-a-kind finds, or just enjoy window shopping. These lesser-known spots provide a glimpse into local vibes and let you take home a piece of Western Montana. BITTERROOT CORRIDOR […]
Spring Seven: Western Montana’s Early Spring Must Do List
Early spring in Western Montana is a season of transition and adventure, where snow lingers in the mountains, trails begin to thaw and small towns buzz with live music and local events. Here’s your essential list of must-do experiences this extra-special time of year in Glacier Country. SKI Don’t stash your skis just yet—spring in Western Montana […]
Curated Culture: Museums in Glacier Country Montana
Explore the rich cultural tapestry of Glacier Country, where history, art and heritage converge. From nationally renowned artworks to compelling exhibits showcasing the Old West, railroad era, pioneer life, and American Indian heritage, our region offers several museums, each worth a visit. Whether you’re a history buff, an art enthusiast, or fascinated by trains and […]
What’s New in Western Montana 2025
Welcome to another vibrant year in Western Montana! As we usher in new beginnings, our region is also welcoming a host of new establishments and experiences. From quaint shops and local eateries to thrilling outdoor adventures, there’s much to explore and enjoy in Glacier Country. Here’s a look at what’s new and noteworthy for your […]
10 Places to Go Antiquing in Western Montana
Western Montana is a haven for antiquers where you can find antique malls, revitalized mercantiles, vintage stores and hidden gems. Dealers offer everything from furniture, tools, clothing and textiles to Old-West memorabilia, posters, paintings and artwork, making it easy to take home a one-of-a-kind Montana find. A treasure trove awaits. CREAMERY ANTIQUE MALL In Stevensville, […]
7 Things to Do in Western Montana This Fall
Autumn in Glacier Country is truly one of a kind—snow-dusted peaks in the distance, golden tamarack trees lighting up the landscape, and vibrant leaves gently falling all around. With comfortable daytime temperatures and quieter trails, it’s the ideal season for outdoor adventures. There are so many things to experience during fall in Western Montana, and […]
12 Things To Do in Browning: Discover the Blackfeet Nation
In the picturesque, rolling foothills just east of Glacier National Park, the culture and traditions of the Blackfeet Nation thrive. The largest community on the Blackfeet Indian Reservation, Browning is a cultural center where museums, shops, galleries and annual celebrations preserve the Blackfeet way of life and give travelers a glimpse into the tribe’s culture […]
